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A careful inventory of all your past experiences may disclose the startling fact that everything has happened for the best.

A careful inventory of all your past experiences may disclos

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This quote suggests that upon reflecting on our past experiences, we might realize that everything that has happened in our lives has ultimately been for the best. It implies that there might be a hidden meaning or purpose behind each event, even if it initially seemed negative or unfavorable. This perspective encourages us to have faith in the path our lives have taken and trust that everything happens for a reason, leading us to where we are meant to be.

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